
The Rich Somers Report Cashflow by the Room : Breaking Down Co-Living Real Estate | Joe Moffet E448
Jan 10, 2026
In this engaging discussion, Joe Moffet, a real estate investor and coach specializing in co-living, shares his insights on this innovative rental strategy. He explains how renting by the room can lead to quicker cash flow and stability, especially in today's market. Joe delves into the importance of using memberships over traditional leases, strategies for avoiding tenant-law pitfalls, and the critical role of market selection. With real examples and practical advice, he provides a clear framework for investors looking to maximize income and navigate the co-living landscape.
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Cashflow First Mindset
- Co-living focuses on maximizing monthly cashflow rather than waiting for appreciation.
- Joe Moffet says converting single-family homes into multiple rentable rooms creates reliable income independent of interest rates.
Use Memberships Not Leases
- Use membership agreements instead of traditional leases to preserve the ability to terminate quickly.
- Ask for 6–12 month commitments but keep memberships flexible to maintain certainty in cashflow.
Landlord-Tenant Surprise In California
- When Joe bought a one-star San Diego hotel he discovered guests with 30+ day stays had landlord-tenant rights.
- He resolved it with cash-for-keys after counsel drafted agreements to remove the holdouts.
